Manufacturing Engineering

  • Advanced Machining Technology Laboratory (AMT Lab)
  • Micro Manufacturing Technology Laboratory
  • Laser Micro/Nano Fabrication Laboratory
  • Digital Manufacturing Laboratory
  • Institute of Detection and Control
  • The Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineering (IISE)
  • The Institute of Mechatronics
  • Wang Sumei

     

    NAME

    Wang Sumei

     

    TITLE

    Associate research fellow

    SCHOOL

    School of Mechanical Engineering

    DEPARTMENT

    Manufacturing Engineering

    OFFICE ADDRESS

    Beijing Institute of Technology

    POST CODE

    100081

    TELEPHONE

    13552021461

    E-MAIL ADDRESS

    wangsumei@bit.edu.cn

     

    Research and Teaching Interest

    Various kinds of novel fiber sensors are proposed and manufactured by a femtosecond laser and fusion splicing for real-time and online sensing of parameters such as temperature, concentration, humidity, pressure and strain. Compared with the existing commercial grating-based fiber sensors, the temperature resistance and sensitivity of the sensors are improved greatly and particularly suitable for harsh environment. The sensitivity is improved by 1001000 times and the detectable temperature is increased from 350 to 1200 with low cross sensitivity. Some sensors have been marketed and applied for online temperature detecting in the high-voltage switch cabinet in Sichuan State Tax Bureau.

    Selected Publications and patents

    1. Lv L.Y., Wang S.M.*, Jiang L., Zhang F., Cao Z.T., Wang P., Jiang Y., Lu Y.F., Simultaneous measurement of strain and temperature by two peanut tapers with embedded fiber Bragg grating, Applied Optics, 2015, 54(36): 10678-10683.
    2. Cao Z.T., Jiang L., Wang S.M.*, Wang P., Zhang F., & Lu Y.F., A trench-embedding fiber taper sensor fabricated by a femtosecond laser for gas refractive index sensing, Applied Optics, 2014, 53(6): 1028-1032.
    3. Yu Y.Y., Jiang L., Li B.Y., Cao Z.T., Wang S.M.*, Fiber inline interferometric refractive index sensors fabricated by femtosecond laser and fusion splicing[J]. Chinese Optics Letters, 2013, 11(11): 110603.
    4. Yu Y.Y., Jiang L., Li B.Y., Wang S.M.* and Wu H.B., High temperature reflective sensor based on single fusion-splicing fiber taper without coating, Chinese Optics Letters, 2012, 10(12): 122801.
    5. Jiang L., Zhao L.J., Wang S.M., Yang J.P. and Xiao H., Femtosecond laser fabricated all-optical fiber sensors with ultrahigh refractive index sensitivity: modeling and experiment, Optics Express, 2011, 19(18): 17591-17598.
    6. Jiang L., Yang J.P., Wang S.M., Li B.Y., Wang M.M., Fiber Mach-Zehnder interferometer based on microcavities for high-temperature sensing with high sensitivity, Optics Letters, 2011, 36(19): 3753-3755.

    Achievements and Awards

    The first prize of Natural Science Award of Ministry of Education, Rank third, 2014

    Professional Membership/Academic Appointments